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]:2/12/2096 TU8 i6: 48 FAZ - - ~ X86 _ 3 .- .. ~ ~ ' { . Page 3 of 8 ~ - , • ~ liabilitis>s that have accrued thereunder are reserved and maty be enforced. The enactament of this ordinance shall not affocf any action, salt ~ pt+ocxeding institi+ated or pending. All psanvisiaass of the flood d~$raage prevention vrdisnarsu:e of _ j - ~ (~~). ~~# ~ - ~ ~ _ (aigirral adoption date of . ~ -Chia ordinance}. as amerederL which ate not raxaaated hareun are repeated. Sec Assticle 6, ~ ~ _ Section A,of the North Carolina Flood Damage Prevention tlydins3ave, (Eu6phasis s -added}, ~ - j i & The Nations[ Flood Iasarance Psagram, ,, The National Flarod Insrirance Frugram ~} at 42 U.S.C. 40Q1 ~. seq., seep "as a i . ~ ~ matter of national policy, a reasonable method of sharing the risk of Flood lasses ... through a ~ 1 program of flood insurances which.can complement and es~ourage preventive and protective - - measures." Spscifita!!y, the NFfl''s piutpose is to :.. ~ ~ ' . . (3) r~nire states or lava! conrit<unities, ass a condition of fntu~e Federal financial ~ assistance; to participate is the flood insurance prog<atn s~ Lo adopt adesXuate { . . ~ floodplain osrd~ances with effactiva enaffarcement provisions consistent with Federal attaridards to reducx or avoid~futsarre flood losses ..•.. 42 US.C. 4002. . - i ItEMA irirplexhents rhea: NFIP. FIINA is authoxixed bo matke flood instrran~ce arvaila~ie otsty iri . ~ ebatrmreniti~ that have adopted fioodpisin ruanagetne~ regulations that rout minirniurn NF1P ~ j standards and.t7mt. are anforcing.thot;e aregulattions~ is flood Ira2ard areas. 'The NP'1P Act provides 'tl>lal After December 3I , 1971, rsso nevv flood instu~noe coverage sha11 be provided undue this i title in any amen (or sanbdivisioir thereof) unless an appropriates public body shall have adopted •• adequate land•vse and coradrol measures (varlth eff$ctive esarforceinea~ provisions) ovhich the 1 Diss+~tor finds are consistent with.the comparel-ensive cariteria for land management and ure under ~ . .. , . C.. I.eg[slative Power of the Stafe Vested to tie Lepslatnre. The l+torth Carolina Constitution pravidcs that the tegisiatirres power of the Stott is vested • in the General Assembly. N.C: Const. art. II, § t. Narr~lly, le~istative power canna[ be ~ • delegated except as authorised 5y the Constitution. ; t ex reL '~g~1or v. Carolina Rasing Assn. 241 N.C. 80, 84 S.E.2d 390 (1954); ~Claes v City of Radsviile. 264 N.C. 581,153 . S.E.2d 139 (1967). Alfhougl! this legistastive power vests•tarchrsive~y lit the [~ieral Assembly and may not be delegated, these is an exception to this~rale: as it pertains to cities, towns, or counties. , [.Ate a 1, Tay~~ v Carolina itacina Ass_n•?kl N.C. 80,84 S.E.2d 39Q (1954): - Gardner v_Crtvof Reidsville 26'3 N.C: 581, >•53 S.E.2d 139 (1967).- 1'owermay bedeiegated to . • municipalities and the uordinaryrestrictions with respect to the rtelegation ofpower do not • apply po cities, towns, or cowxtes." ~ensamer v. Matthe~vsorS, 281 H.C. 72x,140 SE.2d 2Q4